CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
8 CEU/PDA/CPD accepted by CA #383 (Category 1), NCCCAOM (AOM-AC), FL (General), IL, TX (General), AHPRA, AFPA, BAcC, CCHPBC, IVAS, NZASA, NZRA
COURSE TYPE:
Distance Learning CEU Video (Online)
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Cosmetic acupuncture, also known as facial acupuncture, reduces aging signs by using needles to stimulate areas of facial tissue by increasing blood circulation to encourage collagen production. This allows the skin to be nourished, oxygenated, and moisturized from the inside out. In this course, participants will learn from one of Korea's top cosmetology acupuncturist with over 25 years of experience, Seung Choi, as she shares the fundamentals of facial cosmetic acupuncture.
In Part I of the two-part series, participants will learn the TCM perspective in aging and cosmetics, three fundamental principles of facial cosmetic acupuncture needling, the anatomy and physiology of the face and neck area, and how to handle possible side effects of facial cosmetic acupuncture. In addition, Seung will present and show popular distal points used in association with facial cosmetic acupuncture, acupressure and massage techniques around the neck, and cosmetic acupuncture points to address forehead lines and frown lines.
This course continues with Part II, which is highly recommended for an optimal learning experience. Click here to see Part II’s course description and to register.
Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:
Understanding TCM perspective in aging and cosmetics
Understanding three fundamental principles of cosmetic acupuncture
Understanding anatomy and physiology for cosmetic acupuncture
Understanding possible side effects of cosmetic acupuncture
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Units :
8 CEUs/PDAs
CA (Category 1), NCCAOM (AOM-AC), NCCAOM (AOM-CH), FL (General), IL, TX (General), AHPRA, AFPA, BAcC, CCHPBC, IVAS, NZASA, NZRA
I recently learned about Cosmetic Korean Acupuncture and found it surprisingly fascinating. The idea that tiny needles can help boost circulation and encourage collagen production feels like a gentle, natural approach to smoothing fine lines. It reminds me of how small habits in life—drinking more water, sleeping well—can slowly change our appearance too. Funny enough, when I signed up for a related service, I had to reach out to Billie customer service about a payment detail, and they were super kind. It made the whole experience feel even more encouraging. If you like subtle, holistic beauty methods, this is worth exploring.
Beauty
Riterson
Posted:
04/11/2025
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I recently learned about Cosmetic Korean Acupuncture and found it surprisingly fascinating. The idea that tiny needles can help boost circulation and encourage collagen production feels like a gentle, natural approach to smoothing fine lines. It reminds me of how small habits in life—drinking more water, sleeping well—can slowly change our appearance too. Funny enough, when I signed up for a related service, I had to reach out to Billie customer service about a payment detail, and they were super kind. It made the whole experience feel even more encouraging. If you like subtle, holistic beauty methods, this is worth exploring.
Just finished reading this and honestly, I love how it digs into the whole idea of subtle, natural improvements instead of overdone cosmetic fixes. It kinda reminded me of some stuff I came across https://tothebeauty.com/brand/revolax/ — if anyone’s curious where to buy Revolax online, that’s the spot. I like that both approaches, acupuncture and fillers, are leaning more toward enhancing what’s already there instead of changing everything. Feels like people are finally getting that natural doesn’t mean boring. I’d totally be down to see how combining methods like this could make results look even more effortless.